Name a few albums which helped determine your musical tastes
How about a short list of albums that shaped your listening from early on in your life?
Not just albums that became favorites (though they could be now). Let's call them historical turning points for you that shaped you as a listener, now.
As I look back at my list, I can’t believe I left off Bob Dylan, Simon and Garfunkel, Jackson Browne, David Bowie, Lou Reed, Moody Blues, Van Morrison, CSNY...it never ends! I still feel like I’m forgetting someone.
Caravan- in the land of grey and pink Robert Wyatt- Rock bottom Magma- self titled McDonald and Giles- self titled Kevin Ayers- Whatevershebringswesing Cream- Disraely gears Edgar Broughton band- self titled Pete Brown and Piblokto- Thousand on a raft Lovecraft- Valley of the moon NIN- Pretty hate machine Pretty things- SF Sorrow Procol Harum- Shine on brightly Red hot chili peppers- blood sugar sex magik Spirit- twelve dreams of Dr. Sardonicus Tempest- self titled Supertramp- Crime of the century Zappa- Apostrophe To name a few :)
As a guitarist, stumbling across Mississippi John Hurt's 1928 recordings on Okeh Records was life altering in terms of a vibe I wanted to integrate into my playing. It became total comfort food for my soul while playing it or listening to it. Country blues and John Hurt really only make less 1% of what I listen to now as my interests are truly diverse but that was a lifechanging album for me for sure.
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